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Jesse Joe · 10-14-2006, 08:48 AM

Hi Cathy,

Let me know how your Martin turns out. I pretty much do all my repair, on my guitars also.

With a few exception. The neck, I have a hard time seeing a Bowed or Hump neck. My eyes are 20/20 vision, but still have a problem eyeing that neck, especially if it's a minor problem.

Garrison Guitars are made in St- Johns, Nfld. Same guy that does Griffiths Guitars.

http://www.garrisonguitars.com/

http://shop2.itnweb.com/bg_usr1/

http://www.garrisonguitars.com/history.asp

Stuart Cameron, John Allan's son, plays a Morgan Guitar, I beleive they are made in Western Canada.

It use to be, American Guitars like Martin, Gibson, and Fender. But these days, you can buy a good Canadian made Guitar. Larrivee, Norman, Godin, Seagull, just to name a few.

On the Grand Ole Opry, these days you will see a lot of Takamine Guitars. {Japanese} When in the old days, it would all be American. Electric Fenders, and Martin & Gibson Acoustics.

[ January 21, 2007, 08:05: Message edited by: Jesse-Joe ]

10-14-2006, 08:48 AM	#5
Jesse Joe Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 6,862	Hi Cathy, Let me know how your Martin turns out. I pretty much do all my repair, on my guitars also. With a few exception. The neck, I have a hard time seeing a Bowed or Hump neck. My eyes are 20/20 vision, but still have a problem eyeing that neck, especially if it's a minor problem. Garrison Guitars are made in St- Johns, Nfld. Same guy that does Griffiths Guitars. http://www.garrisonguitars.com/ http://shop2.itnweb.com/bg_usr1/ http://www.garrisonguitars.com/history.asp Stuart Cameron, John Allan's son, plays a Morgan Guitar, I beleive they are made in Western Canada. It use to be, American Guitars like Martin, Gibson, and Fender. But these days, you can buy a good Canadian made Guitar. Larrivee, Norman, Godin, Seagull, just to name a few. On the Grand Ole Opry, these days you will see a lot of Takamine Guitars. {Japanese} When in the old days, it would all be American. Electric Fenders, and Martin & Gibson Acoustics. [ January 21, 2007, 08:05: Message edited by: Jesse-Joe ]